Black Rose Relics

No other symbol manifests the idea of an empire better than the two-headed eagle, and no other empire shaped these ideas into reality better than the Roman Empire. I present to you a magnificent specimen of a golden feathered eagle, bearing on its chest the symbol of the last ruling dynasty - the Paleologos. Glory, splendor, and prestige will befall the person proudly wearing this glorious bird on his or her chest... This, as well as enormous spendings on bird food, as two-headed eagles, because of reasons completely unknown to us, have twice the apetite for all kinds of snacks. The imperial right to rule is, after all, the right to rule the world, but what is the point of all that power if one cannot get his favourite snack?

Eulogized as the “best knight that ever lived”, William Marshal was an epitome of a medieval warrior. His colourful life was full of tournaments, adventures, fights and court intrigues, as he began his journey as a humble knight-errant, later turned into a leader of his own jousting team, and then into one of most revered nobles in England, who understood that self-restraint and generosity were the cornerstones of a good ruler. Thanks to him king John signed the Magna Charta, which paved a way to more stable and reliable rule over English kingdom. Truly, a tale to astonish.

This regal bird is so cool that it actually affects its surrounding by pure awesomness aura. Your simple bedroom will suddenly become a chamber. Your notebook will become a tome. Your humble shirt will turn into regal robes. Your clock becomes a chronometer... Holy Roman Empire knew how to make things done. Mostly.

Bertrand du Guesclin is considered as the best of the knights in service of France during Hundred Years' War and maybe during whole middle ages. Known as the “The Eagle of Brittany” and “The Black Dog of Brocéliande” Bertrand du Guesclin proved time after time his skill as a warrior and leader. His life of adventures started when he was 18 and run away – despite his father's bans – to a tournament in Rennes, where he borrowed armor and defeated twelve knights. His exploits – like fighting with twenty comrades against two thousand enemies – became legendary. Rightly so.

Empire needs you!

Feeling temptation? Someone is whispering something about eating a whole box of ice cream? We've got you covered with this magnificent piece of art by Albrecht Durer.

Roar into new day with this lion.

Roar migthy dragon, roar.

Roar migthy dragon, roar.

Can you count to snek?

A heraldic cutie.

Baku, the eater of dreams and nightmares.

Baku, the eater of dreams and nightmares.

Take a peek upon this magnificent beast, but don't let your eyes linger too long in sights of "the death-darting eye of Cockatrice".

Whenever you will agree with something or somebody, you can do it regular way or go big and grant an Imperial Seal of Approval! This majestic sea creature in flashy, gothic barding, will stand proud as a sign of your satisfaction, representing the majesty of the Byzantine Empire. Well, unless it will be eating fish or doing other seal-related activities...

The Myrmidons of Greek myth were known for their loyalty to their leaders. In Classical Greek "Myrmidones" was interpreted as "ant-people" - was first mentioned by Ovid.

A mighty creature indeed.

A winged horse from the skies. We think.

An avian of simple proportions to express your will to cut the chase and fly away.

Want to raise some mice from the dead and cheat the dice with some necromanctic vice? Well, look no further! Kitzarr will deal with all of that and that glass of milk for dessert.

With Great Parrotti at your side bordom won't bother you too much, as you will dive into the world of swashbuckling adventures and tales worthy of a song... and tossing some coin.

Katia's talent with a bow is rivaled only by her sassy remarks. No enemy can escape her arrow, and no ally is safe from her witty comments.

Feeling daring today, ready for another quest? Sir Meowcelot is here to help with any ball of yarn and red dots that will try to impede your day!

What is best in life? To crush sunflower seeds. See their shells piled before you. And to hear the squeaking of the running wheel.

Cry “Havoc!” and let slip the geese of war

You are SPQR! Stupendous, Perfect, Qool (Roman style!) and Remarkable.

Who likes monday mornings? Our cat does not and we respect that.

Dude, this owl is as high as a kite on a windy day. Just look at it!

This regal bird is so cool that it actually affects its surrounding by pure awesomness aura. Your simple bedroom will suddenly become a chamber. Your notebook will become a tome. Your humble shirt will turn into regal robes. Your clock becomes a chronometer... Holy Roman Empire knew how to make things done. Mostly.

Because some things are carved in stone, like the majesty of this bird.

Wheel of time - now with scales!

Foxy the Fox is not amused

Finnegan the Fox is one dashing scoundrel that won't leave out any adventure hanging... except when he's courtinFinnegan the Fox to szalony łajdak, który nie zapomni o żadnej przygodzie ... z wyjątkiem sytuacji, gdy zabiega o jakąś piękną damę.g some fine lady.

This little, tenacious guy, knows how to roll - and more! He raises the sun every day in the everlasting cycle of death and rebirth. Speaking of rebirth, we usually need one, especially when life looks like a ball of dung. But hey, if this little scarab can carry on, you can too! Dung 'n' roll!

Hear my roar.

Squawk!